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El Gogorron National Park Voyage Tips and guide

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    El Gogorron National Park is a national park in the Bajio state of San Luis Potosi. It preserves an area of mountains known as the Sierra San Miguelito.

    Picnic pavilions at Parque Nacional Gogorron

    Understand

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    This is a very large park covering 36,500 hectares.

    History

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    The park was created by presidential decree in 1936. It occupies land that was historically part of the Hacienda Gogorrón .

    Landscape

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    Most of the park is a valley ringed by mountains of the Sierra Madre Occidental range. The park includes forests and grasslands.

    Flora and fauna

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    The park has cataloged at least 247 plant species within its borders, including a large number of cactus species. The mountain forests consist of pine, mesquite, and oak. Mammals in the park include coyotes, pumas, lynx, deer and raccoons.

    Climate

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    Get in

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    By car

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    The park is 40 km southeast of San Luis Potosi. From the city, drive south on federal highway MEX-57 for about 15 km to the Parque Industrial del Centro interchange where you will go south on SLP-80D (Autopiste San Luis Potosi - Villa del Arias) until you reach the park entrance.

    Fees and permits

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    Get around

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    See

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    Hacienda Gogorron with the Capilla San Pedro on the right

    The historic Hacienda el Gogorron.

    Do

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    • observing nature
    • picnic
    • camping
    • horseback riding
    • hiking
    • bathing in the park's thermal waters

    Buy and Eat

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    There are no stores or restaurants in the park. The best selection of stores and restaurants is in the city of San Luis Potosi.

    Drink

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    Bring water with you.

    Sleep

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    Camping is permitted in the park.

    Lodging

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    Camping

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    Backcountry

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    Stay safe

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    Regional drought conditions have affected the park which suffered wildfires in April 2024. Parts of the park remain closed to visitors.

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